Coach to Americana

Ouro Verde is a Brazilian transportation company with a history dating back to 1948, when it began as Auto Viação Ouro Verde in Americana, São Paulo. The company operates in urban transport in Sumaré and offers intercity routes, including between Americana, Nova Odessa, Sumaré, and São Paulo. Ouro Verde's fleet includes conventional and executive buses equipped with amenities like air-conditioning, restrooms, and entertainment systems. They provide services for corporate clients, universities, and general tourism, including excursions and intermunicipal travel. The company is regulated by Artesp, allowing it to operate across São Paulo state and Brazil. As of a past report, Ouro Verde had 860 employees and a fleet of 248 vehicles, transporting approximately 1.7 million passengers monthly.

Viação Piracicabana is a Brazilian transportation company founded in 1937 in Piracicaba, São Paulo, by Atílio Raimundo Giannetti. Initially known as Expresso Piracicabano, it began with eight Ford buses operating a daily route between Piracicaba and São Paulo. The company prioritized passenger comfort, even distributing \dust coats\" to protect clothing during early, adventurous six-hour journeys over unpaved roads. Renamed Viação Piracicabana S/A in 1962, the company expanded its services to various cities in São Paulo, including the Baixada Santista region and later São Caetano do Sul, Santo André, São Bernardo do Campo, and Osasco. Piracicabana also operates urban transport in cities like Santos and Praia Grande, and in the Federal District. It is currently part of the Grupo Comporte."